Must the legs be fully extended, or can one extend them partway to adjust the height of the stool?
11525
They have to fully extent to hit the locking detents. So make sure you pick the right size for your needs and comfort.
11526
They must be fully extended. There are different stool for different heights, but each one is a static height.
11527
The Walkstool has just two heights: when the legs are telescoped in, for when you need to sit close to the ground, or when they are fully telescoped out so that you can sit normally, with knees bent or a leg extended. You can't set it to any other height.
11528
It has two positions, fully extended and half way. Half way (un-extended) is perfect for camp fire seating while fully extended position is excellent for relaxation while on excursion/trekking or during a long wait.
515609
The seat is approx. 24" from the ground. There is no way to adjust it other than to spread the legs as far out as you can.
2155574
I had measured it previously and believe it rises to over 5 foot fully extended, but it adjusts to whatever you need. One great feature is I have had the front legs long and back short so I could place it on stairs without falling.
758456
There is no leg extender with the chair. The foot rests are removable, swing out of the way, and fold up.
5884
You could extend the legs part of the way and I think it would be fine. Don't have one here to try it.
245777
Hi friend. A regular stool might work, as long as it was wide enough. That's been the problem with most stools -- we never knew that the feet had to be wide enough apart to let the torso rest in between, which appears to be about 14 inches. Then lean the body forward about 35%, till your stomach is light touching your thighs. You'll find yourself in a natural squat position.
232971
Slightly forward. I watched a YouTube video on making my adjustments. Just google "how do I adjust my saddle stool?" And see if it comes up.
1361587
yes, you can adjust the legs, you can adjust pretty much everything. Regards
1519316
The extended height is approx. 24 inches, fully lowered approx. 18 inches. The stool is the right height for my crafting work the only thing missing is a back rest. Its like riding a saddle.
164070
No, none of them are either removable or adjustable ...a big drawback to a beautifully designed stool.
1908674
i believe you can let some air out to lower it a bit, but i'm not sure it's advised. i am 5'2" and it is a good height for me with or without heels. conversely, a co-worker who is 5'8" also uses one without issue. the stool will bend to accommodate shorter individuals while retaining it's height for taller individuals. hope this helps - i love my ergo!
852068
Unfortunately you cannot adjust the legs. I have the same problem. I just prop the legs up and that seems for fix it.
1466674
Perhaps by extending only 1 leg but the other legs are not detachable. I think it would be a little awkward to be used in that manner.
536641
I have not had occasion to adjust the foot rest. I haven't found a mechanism for adjusting the length.
1085343
No the height is not adjustable. But that does not mean you could put some wooden blocks under the legs to raise it. And if need be you can cut the legs down if you need to lower it but it the height is almost controlled by the height of the toilet seat. I hope this helps.
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Yes. The detented leg tips extend out of the main legs and are affixed via a heavy knobbed screw.Product FeaturesPlatform height adjustment: 26 - 43"; length adjustment: 29 - 43.5". You should also be able to stand and play with the leg tips extended
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